Every storm repair starts with a full inspection and ends with a clean site. Here's what's covered in a standard scope, and what we quote separately if your roof needs it. You'll see line-item pricing before we start, so there are no surprises when the invoice arrives.
We walk every slope, check the ridge, valleys, flashing and penetrations, then inspect the attic underside for staining or daylight. You get photos and a written report the same day, whether or not you hire us for the repair.
If water is actively getting in, we tarp the affected area with 6-mil poly and cap nails to stop the leak. This is included in emergency calls and credited toward the final repair once the claim clears.
We remove damaged shingles, replace torn underlayment and ice and water shield, and install matching GAF, Owens Corning or CertainTeed shingles. Nails are set to the manufacturer's pattern with a roofing nailer.
Chimneys, vents, skylights and pipe boots are the most common leak points after a storm. We replace failed flashing, reseal with roofing cement and install new boots where the old ones cracked.
Photos, measurements, cause-of-loss notes and a written scope formatted for adjusters. We send it to your carrier and meet the adjuster on-site if needed, so your claim moves instead of stalling.
We run a magnetic sweep over the lawn, driveway and gutters to catch stray nails, then walk the roof and attic with you. You sign off only when the repair is watertight and the site is clean.
Storm damage roof repair in New York is the trade of restoring a roof that wind, hail, ice or falling debris has compromised, rather than replacing the whole system. We start with a full deck inspection, then replace the failed components: missing shingles, torn underlayment, bent flashing, cracked pipe boots and any roof decking that has gone soft. On a typical Long Island ranch, that means pulling the ridge cap, matching the existing asphalt shingles, resetting the drip edge and re-nailing with a roofing nailer to the manufacturer's pattern. Most repairs land between $450 and $2,800 depending on how far the damage spreads.
New York roofs take a specific beating. Coastal Suffolk County sees 60 to 70 mph nor'easter gusts that rip at the rake edges, while Westchester and Putnam get ice dams that back water under the shingles for weeks. Inland, hail and summer microbursts drive wind uplift on ridge vents and flashing failure around chimneys. If you're searching for storm damage roof repair near me in New York after a blow, the priority is stopping water intrusion before it reaches the ceiling drywall. We tarp first, document second, and rebuild once your claim is moving.
No mystery, no runaround. Here's exactly what happens from the moment you call until the last nail is set and the site is clean.
Schedule
Call or book online — a real human picks up and confirms a 2-hour arrival window.
Diagnose
Licensed tech inspects on-site, then walks you through the cause and your options.
Fix
The job is completed to code and done right the first time — no shortcuts, no surprises.
Guarantee
Every job backed by a written workmanship warranty — and we stand behind it.
Tools & EquipmentRoofing nailer and nail gun
Drives roofing nails to the manufacturer's pattern and depth. Hand-nailing a repair leaves high nails that back out and puncture the shingle above, which is how a repair fails in year two.
Pry bar and shingle cutter
Lifts damaged shingles without tearing the ones around them and trims replacements to fit valleys, hips and rake edges cleanly. Precise cuts mean the repair blends instead of standing out.
Chalk line and roofing ladder
Marks straight courses so replacement shingles line up with the existing roof, and gets the crew safely onto steep pitches. A crooked repair is the first thing an adjuster or a buyer notices.
Safety harness and OSHA-compliant anchor
Every roofer is tied off on any pitch above 4:12. Storm repairs often happen on wet, cold roofs, and fall protection is non-negotiable on our crews.
GAF, Owens Corning and CertainTeed shingles
Manufacturer-matched stock so repairs blend with your existing roof. We also carry Owens Corning Duration and IKO lines for older roofs where the original product is discontinued.
Ice and water shield and roof flashing
The waterproofing layers that keep New York freeze-thaw cycles from pushing water under the shingles. We replace both whenever a repair exposes the deck at an eave, valley or penetration.
Cause-of-loss documentation
We photograph and measure every damaged area and describe the cause in the plain language adjusters use: wind uplift, hail bruising, ice dam, impact. That documentation is what turns a denied claim into an approved one, and you get a copy of everything.
Water-test verification
After any flashing or penetration repair, we run water over the area and watch the attic side before we close it up. If a drop gets through, we keep working. No repair leaves our hands without passing a water test.
Manufacturer-spec nailing pattern
Every shingle goes down to the manufacturer's published nailing pattern, typically four or six nails per shingle depending on wind zone. This is what preserves your roof's wind warranty after a repair, and it's the step fly-by-night crews skip.
Code-correct flashing and ventilation
We build flashing and ridge vent details to ICC and local New York code, not just to what's fastest. That means ice and water shield at the eaves, proper step flashing at sidewalls and balanced intake and exhaust ventilation to prevent the next ice dam.
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What we do: Call us before the next rain. We tarp the exposed area the same day, photograph the damage for your claim and schedule the permanent repair once the weather clears. Most tarp calls get a crew within four to six hours.
→ Your roof stays dry through the next front, and your insurance claim has the evidence it needs from day one.
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What we do: That stain means water is already inside. We find the entry point with a water test, seal it with new flashing or underlayment, and check the attic for wet insulation. We also document the interior damage for your adjuster.
→ The leak stops, the ceiling dries, and you avoid the mold remediation that follows a leak left running for weeks.
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What we do: This is an emergency call. We tarp the hole, remove the limb safely, and shore up the opening with plywood and ice and water shield until the permanent repair can be made. Crews are on call 24/7 for exactly this.
→ The house stays watertight overnight, and the repair is scoped and ready to go as soon as your claim is approved.
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What we do: Get an inspection even if you don't see obvious damage. Hail bruising is often invisible from the ground. We walk the roof, photograph any bruising and tell you honestly whether a repair or a replacement makes more sense.
→ You either get a clean bill of health or a documented claim before the damage has a chance to worsen.
New York roofs fail in patterns you can predict once you've worked here long enough. Along the South Shore, from Bayport to Hampton Bays, nor'easters drive 60 to 70 mph gusts into the rake edges and ridge caps, and salt air corrodes flashing faster than inland. In Westchester, Putnam and the Hudson Valley, the problem is ice. Freeze-thaw cycles from November through March push water under shingles at the eaves, and a clogged gutter turns a small ice dam into a soaked ceiling. Up in Sullivan and Orange counties, summer microbursts and hail do the damage, often on roofs that are already 15 to 20 years old. Building stock varies just as much. A 1920s slate roof in Yonkers needs different flashing details than a vinyl-sided colonial in Sayville or a flat-roofed commercial building in Islandia. We pull permits with each town's building department and build to ICC and local code, so the repair passes inspection the first time. If you're searching for the best storm damage roof repair in New York after a hurricane or a winter blow, the crew that knows your town's weather is the one that gets it right.
South Shore Suffolk County
Coastal exposure means wind-driven rain and salt corrosion on flashing. We use corrosion-rated fasteners and check ridge caps on every storm call here.
Hudson Valley
Ice dams form early and often. We install extra ice and water shield at the eaves and correct attic ventilation to stop the cycle.
Catskills and Sullivan County
Hail and summer microbursts drive most claims. Roofs here often need full slope documentation for insurance after a hail event.
Westchester County
Older homes with complex rooflines and multiple valleys. Flashing failure at dormers and chimneys is the most common storm leak we find.
Nor'easter wind gusts of 60 to 70 mph
These gusts peel shingles at the rake edges and ridge first. We inspect those zones on every coastal call and re-nail with the manufacturer's high-wind pattern.
Freeze-thaw cycles from November through March
Water works under shingles at the eaves and refreezes, widening the gap. New ice and water shield plus corrected ventilation stops the cycle.
Summer hail and microbursts inland
Hail bruises shingle mats and microbursts lift whole sections. Both need photo documentation for the insurance claim, which we provide.
Salt air along the coast
Salt corrodes flashing and fasteners faster than inland. We use corrosion-rated materials on South Shore repairs so the fix lasts.
Storm damage rarely stays the same size. A missing shingle becomes a wet deck, a wet deck becomes a ceiling stain, and a ceiling stain becomes mold. Here's what we see most often and how we stop it.
Problem
Each missing shingle exposes the underlayment and decking to rain. Within one storm season, a small patch can rot the deck and force a full tear-off instead of a repair.
Our Fix
We replace missing shingles with manufacturer-matched stock, re-nail lifted tabs with a roofing nailer and check the whole slope for wind uplift. Most repairs finish in a single day and restore the roof's wind rating.
Problem
Water that backs up behind an ice dam soaks the decking and insulation, then stains ceilings and walls. Left alone, it feeds mold through the attic and rots the framing at the eaves.
Our Fix
We remove the dam, replace saturated underlayment with new ice and water shield, and correct the flashing and ventilation that let it form. We also clear clogged gutters so meltwater drains instead of refreezing.
Problem
Storm-driven rain finds every gap in flashing. A failed chimney flashing can push water straight into the attic for months before you notice a stain, and by then the framing is wet.
Our Fix
We pull the old flashing, inspect the decking underneath, and install new step and counter flashing sealed with roofing cement rated for freeze-thaw. Every penetration gets a water test before we close up.
Problem
Hail knocks the granules loose and bruises the mat underneath. The shingle looks fine from the ground but fails years early, and the damage is easy for an adjuster to miss without documentation.
Our Fix
We photograph each bruised shingle, mark the affected squares and submit a cause-of-loss report your carrier can act on. If the damage is widespread, we scope a full replacement and handle the claim paperwork.
Storm damage doesn't wait for a convenient appointment, and neither do we. Here's what you get when you call our crew instead of a fly-by-night outfit that shows up after every big blow.
Same-Day Emergency Tarping
We roll a crew within hours of your call and tarp the affected slope with 6-mil poly and cap nails so the next rain stays outside. That buys you time to file the claim without a wet attic, sagging drywall or a mold problem that costs thousands more than the original repair.
Insurance Documentation Done Right
Adjusters want measurements, photos and cause-of-loss language. We photograph every damaged shingle, measure the affected square footage and note hail bruising or wind uplift in plain terms your carrier accepts. That paperwork is the difference between a full payout and a denied claim.
Manufacturer-Matched Materials
We stock GAF, Owens Corning and CertainTeed shingles so the repair blends with your existing roof instead of leaving a patchwork scar. Ice and water shield goes back under the valleys and eaves, and every penetration gets new flashing and roofing cement rated for New York freeze-thaw cycles.
Workmanship Warranty on Every Repair
Our storm damage roof repair company New York backs each repair with a written workmanship warranty, plus the manufacturer's material coverage. If a repaired section lifts within the warranty window, we come back and fix it at no charge. That's how a repair should work.
Typical 2026 pricing for storm damage roof repair in New York runs $450 to $2,800, with most jobs landing near $1,200. Small shingle and flashing repairs sit at the low end; multi-slope repairs, new decking or chimney flashing push toward the top. Emergency tarping is often credited toward the final repair. Your homeowners deductible usually applies, so many customers pay only that amount. We give you a written, line-item scope before any work starts, and we tell you honestly when a repair will do instead of a replacement.
Typical Investment Range
$450 - $2,800 depending on scope
You're paying for a repair that holds through the next ten New York winters, not a patch that fails after one. We document the work for your insurance claim, warranty the labor and leave the site clean. That's the whole job.
What changes the price
Scope of damage
A handful of missing shingles is a quick fix. Damage across multiple slopes, valleys or the ridge takes longer and uses more material, which is the single biggest driver of cost.
Roof pitch and access
Steep pitches and multi-story homes need more safety setup and slower work. A simple ranch is faster to repair than a three-story colonial with dormers and a steep front slope.
Material matching
If your shingles are still in production, matching is straightforward. Discontinued lines may need a close match or a partial slope replacement so the repair doesn't stand out.
Decking condition
Soft or rotted decking has to be cut out and replaced before new shingles go down. We check the deck on every repair and price it separately if it needs work.
Flashing and penetrations
Chimneys, skylights and vents add labor and materials. Replacing flashing and pipe boots is often the difference between a repair that holds and one that leaks again next season.
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Our roofers have spent their careers on New York roofs, from 1920s slate in Yonkers to vinyl-sided colonials in Sayville. We hold a New York State Home Improvement Contractor License and carry full insurance and bonding. Crews train on GAF Master Elite and Owens Corning Preferred Contractor standards, and every installer works under OSHA safety certification with harnesses and ladder stabilizers on every job. We've handled everything from a single missing shingle after a summer squall to full tear-offs after Superstorm-style wind events. If your roof has taken a hit, we've seen the pattern before and we know how to fix it.
Our crews cover storm damage roof repair in New York from the South Shore to the Hudson Valley and the Catskills. Each town has its own weather pattern, building stock and permit office, and we know them. If you need emergency storm damage roof repair New York-wide, we dispatch the nearest yard so you're not waiting on a crew from three counties away.
South Shore wind exposure means rake edges and ridge caps take the first hit. We tarp and repair fast, using corrosion-rated fasteners for the salt air.
Ice dams form early in Brewster's colder microclimate. We install extra ice and water shield at the eaves and correct attic ventilation to stop the cycle.
Coastal storms drive rain sideways into flashing and vents. We inspect every penetration, replace failed boots and water-test the repair before we leave.
Coram's mix of ranches and colonials sees wind uplift on ridge vents after summer storms. We re-nail to the high-wind pattern and replace damaged ridge vent as needed.
Older roofs in East Northport often need matching shingles that are out of production. We carry GAF and Owens Corning stock to blend the repair cleanly.
Hudson Valley freeze-thaw hits Fort Montgomery roofs hard. We replace saturated underlayment, re-flash chimneys and clear gutters to keep meltwater moving.
Hail and nor'easters both hit Hampton Bays. We document bruising and wind damage for insurance and complete most repairs in one to two days.
Highland Mills sees hail and microbursts that bruise shingles invisibly. We photograph every affected square and submit a cause-of-loss report for your claim.
Islandia's commercial and flat roofs need seam and membrane repairs after storms. We fix TPO seams, replace saturated insulation and restore drainage.
Lawrence homes have complex rooflines with multiple valleys and dormers. Flashing failure is the most common storm leak, and we replace it to code.
Manorville's larger lots mean more roof and more exposure. We inspect the full slope after a storm, not just the obvious damage, and document everything.
Middle Island roofs take wind uplift at the rake edges. We re-nail lifted shingles, replace missing ones and check the ridge cap on every call.
Catskills weather means hail and heavy snow loads in Monticello. We build repairs to handle both, with reinforced flashing and code-correct ice shield.
New Windsor's mix of older homes and new builds needs different repair approaches. We match materials to the roof and pull local permits where required.
Old Westbury's larger homes have steep pitches and slate or high-end shingle roofs. We bring the right harness setup and match materials precisely.
Real answers to the questions we hear most often from local homeowners and property managers.
When storm damage is widespread enough that a repair won't hold, we install a new roof system from the deck up. We handle tear-off, ice and water shield, underlayment and GAF or Owens Corning shingles, all permitted and inspected.
View Roof InstallationIf your roof was already near the end of its life when the storm hit, replacement often costs less than repeated repairs. We match your home's style, handle the insurance scope and finish most replacements in one to two days.
View Roof ReplacementNot every problem is storm-related. We fix flashing failure, cracked pipe boots, popped nails and worn valleys on every roof type, from asphalt shingles to TPO membrane on flat roofs. Same-day estimates, no charge.
View Roof RepairA leak after a storm usually traces back to lifted flashing or a torn underlayment. We find the source with a water test, seal it with roofing cement and new flashing, and confirm the fix before we leave.
View Roof Leak RepairA post-storm inspection documents what's damaged and what's fine. We walk the roof, photograph every slope and give you a written report you can hand to your insurance adjuster. Ideal before filing a claim.
View Roof InspectionClearing clogged gutters, resealing flashing and replacing worn ridge caps each fall keeps small issues from becoming storm-damage claims. We offer seasonal tune-ups across New York.
View Roof MaintenanceCall (833) 829-2623 any time, day or night. Our phone is answered around the clock for emergency leaks and storm damage, and standard estimates are booked within 24 to 48 hours. You can also email [email protected] with photos of the problem and we will get back to you the same business day.
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